The wine glass can stand upright or tilted, and each cup is hand-molded and made from glass molded in California.
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And there was nothing like those little molded plastic soldiers.
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Why should our vaginas be carved and shaped and molded?
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Nutrisystem's programs are molded according to these tenets, Zier explained.
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This island molded me into the person I am today.
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Sanders's opinions molded the views of a critical voting bloc.
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Yet her performing career was actually molded by Russian influences.
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She molded the lives of many people in the community.
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"It really molded and validated the supporters' culture," Jonsson said.
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And childhood itself is being molded to the internet's expectations.
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Her slick representations of molded sugar can be slightly unsettling.
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Game features were molded into productivity tools, including private messages.
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The app was molded from ByteDance's 2017 acquisition of Musical.
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A lamp can be grown and molded in about eight days.
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Molded against orange peels, it looked as good as it tasted.
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It makes metal objects that are on par with injection-molded.
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Inside, they buckled up in rows of molded yellow plastic chairs.
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Or has she molded her sexuality to fit her husband's voyeurism?
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Thin silver cuffs molded to the forearm — like subtle, wearable sculptures.
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"Unless, of course, what is molded is not metal but memory."
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They're molded into ovals called fèves, French for beans, each weighing .
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"It was as if he molded me from clay," she recounts.
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That character was powerfully molded in 1800, 1860, 1960, and 2000.
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Without those molded splints, there might be no Eames plywood chair.
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The door handles and trim look cast, not molded or extruded.
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I used paint as clay: layers that were shaped and molded.
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We have shaped and molded talent we sign after his musical image.
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Those pink pants molded to my legs for a few days there.
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Minifigs' heads are molded from yellow plastic in this piece of tooling.
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Essentially, it's like having a case molded to your S7 by default.
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Some are molded into a triangular shape representing Shakti, the feminine principle.
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However, McCaskill acknowledged that the GOP has largely molded itself around Trump.
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Molded from 21-karat gold, they might be mistaken for purloined antiquities.
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I, for one, have a special vantage point molded by personal experience.
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That, as individual humans, we're all molded in a very particular way.
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In the same outdoor space are birdseed sculptures molded from bundt pans.
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It was not there to be molded by politicians like Jack Kemp.
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Crocs (CROX) are made out of a rubber-like molded polymer resin.
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Employing his scientific background, Jacob isolated variables and molded the recipe accordingly.
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All of them grabbed those assumptions and molded them for their benefit.
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"Every piece is molded from real people," Taylor tells The Creators Project.
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But Granny Smith apples nestled in molded cardboard bore the USA label.
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See if you recognize your own upbringing and how it molded you.
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High-stakes tests and the Common Core have molded us into robots.
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A Republican Party molded even more in the image of President Trump.
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They also sell lightly-lined bras that don't have expensive molded cups.
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Mashed potatoes molded in the shape of a rabbit is a specialty.
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They're made from durable weather-resistant molded plastic, according to its makers.
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"Fortnite" provides a sandbox that's easily molded to other types of entertainment.
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He molded her into one of the most sophisticated hostesses in Paris.
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It's made to be molded into whatever shape your little heart desires.
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Once the dildos are sculpted, molded, and formed, they get their final touches.
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How many of us own some affordable version of an Eames molded chair?
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Pundits have molded their personas to stoke outrage and grow their fan base.
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The bars are molded into breakable bite-sized pieces, like little mini cookies.
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A thin conductive material could be molded onto your smartphone like a case.
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These in-ears are molded specifically to my ears by Jerry Harvey Audio.
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James: Well, actually, I had some custom-molded ones, but I lost them.
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It changed me and it molded me into what I am right now.
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Teigen, 32, got a completely different and unique design molded onto her chest.
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It molded our romanticism for high school love affairs and the awkward kiss.
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Ms. Sandys molded "Christa" from clay in 1974, when she lived in London.
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This type of red is acceptable on an Italian chair molded in plastic.
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The G5 has an all-metal body that's molded in a pleasing fashion.
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The frame is molded with the crest of King Leopold II of Belgium.
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They can be molded in just about any shape or threaded into fibers.
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The two men are of the same generation, molded in the same culture.
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The molded plywood of an Eames chair, he said, reminded him of skateboards.
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I molded it into an oval and placed it in a baking dish.
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A few suits in ThermaForm jersey molded to the body like a corset.
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She also created the chandelier in the master bedroom with molded-algae shades.
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While the molded cookies are still sold in Torun, they are not common.
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The San Francisco-based company created a finely-molded model of the planet.
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Encapsulation bras are molded around each breast and offer each breast individual support.
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"It was injection-molded for me by people who make aquariums," she said.
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It was not molded to the actual health care needs of regular voters.
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In the '90s, he created a series of sculptural wagons molded from bronze.
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When Daniels was eight, Shelley molded him a birthday cake out of clay.
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This series, after all, was what molded me into the player I am today.
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The court's most prolific author, Thomas has molded a generation of conservative legal scholarship.
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A thin, molded figure clutching a black and red shield sits by each armrest.
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The injection-molded toys trace back to the Star Wars characters manufactured by Kenner.
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The rest of the earphone sits behind your ear looking like molded plastic slug.
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More importantly, though, it's the aesthetic of the 1980s — the era that molded Trump.
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There's also a new official case molded in the shape of Iron Man's helmet.
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This business model was molded by both his years in and out of service.
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Don't let it make you think it is a punishment, no, you're being molded.
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Each golden lady is molded and then coated in copper, nickel, silver and gold.
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"As kids we are molded by our parents, sometimes intentionally, sometimes not," Mamet writes.
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Leather is on the outside, but it's molded with a magnesium alloy frame underneath.
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Like the FleshLight, the Autoblow is molded after the anatomy of an actual woman.
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The visiting room had molded plastic chairs, the vending machines, and a water fountain.
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More importantly, he's proof that entrepreneurs can be molded from the most unusual backgrounds.
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He has also made molded-polypropylene chairs that can be spun like a top.
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Each section of the molded plastic table has a drain plug for easy cleaning.
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We have characteristics we're born with, that are molded by the lives we live.
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Crocs first accused rivals of infringing on its trademark molded-clog design in 2006.
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Our daily liver cycles are molded by an interplay between sleep, food and alcohol.
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It's designed in Israel and molded in Israel, but it's mass manufactured in China.
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Artisans molded each wooden module independently, wrapping layers of calfskin leather around the top.
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You can retrieve your molded cock 24 hours later, marveling at your tremendous hubris.
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Is Hardin a manipulative jerk molded in the style of Christian Grey, as some say?
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It starts with a thick bottom layer of bread dough molded into a rectangular shape.
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But although they don't have molded hair, they really super-glued those hairstyles to hell.
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No. Does it offer the same lift and support of a molded-cup underwire bra?
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It can also be custom-molded to a wearer in as few as two hours.
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It could be spun into yarn, turned into bouncy foam and molded into endless shapes.
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Delicate sculptures, usually of animals, birds and fish are molded out of a starchy syrup.
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Delicate sculptures, usually of animals, birds and fish, are molded out of a starchy syrup.
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This set of over 500 magnets can be mashed, rolled, and molded into different shapes.
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Edugyan's characters are molded by the losses, the guilt, and the longings of their pasts.
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This year's convention is molded by, and reflective of, the political realities we currently face.
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The right quarter-size Atoms for each foot makes them feel molded to your body.
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The wristband is crackled now, perfectly molded to the size of her wrist — and mine.
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And maybe all our children deserve are Logo Turtles made out of injection-molded plastic.
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Then, I molded the Impossible grounds into a puck with an indent in the middle.
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Molded sport slides or encrusted kitten heels clickety-clacked up a metal ramp in discordance.
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Call me a product of my environment, but I've been molded, and so have you.
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In each place I live, I leave a version of myself molded by geographical context.
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But Prince never sugarcoated things for her, even as he molded her into a star.
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Butler, who Thibodeau had personally molded into a star in Chicago, was the perfect fit.
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She has a photograph of Hillary Clinton wearing a necklace she molded from armadillo scales.
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Every slot and gill on the sinewy aluminum and sheet-molded skin has a purpose.
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Brexit has molded their politics as decisively as the Iraq War did an older generation's.
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Each creation is painstakingly hand-molded out of clay and glazed with gold and pastel pigments.
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"The ergonomic fork handle is injection molded in colorful translucent plastic," the creator Daniel Morvec says.
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Slowly, but surely, the 76ers are being molded into a real NBA team with clearer path.
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You've created and molded the family I figured I could only dream of … I figured wrong.
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This, I think, is what molded me more than any of her work on the page.
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After an initial design phase, they used 3D printing to create the hollow molded plastic box.
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In 1968, Rabanne gave us Jane Fonda's molded and chain-linked outfits in Roger Vadim's Barbarella.
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The effect is such that the cloth seems to have been molded into a fitted shape.
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A location in the Los Angeles area apparently molded an Amazon "A" out of ground beef.
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Traditionally, sex shops were crowded with overwhelmingly flesh-colored silicone molded into equally overwhelming phallic shapes.
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Humans began speaking 50,000-100,000 years ago, and the "oral tradition" has molded societies for millennia.
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When the time came, I unwrapped each Kiss and molded the warm chocolate around an insect.
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The Cove is not your typical marina restaurant with casual molded-plastic furniture and paper napkins.
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We started from just a box of curd, and then we blended it, we molded it.
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The bars are cut, molded, and finally wrapped in a Dr. Bronner&aposs label and boxed.
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"Reasonable suspicion," is, of course, a pliable term that can be molded to fit an argument.
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I have like an actual splint that was made in a hospital, molded for my thumb.
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Within that combination, Skinner molded his street-level contact with the scene into a separate narrative.
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She molded elarji —cornmeal mixed with sulguni cheese—into fried balls, as though it were mozzarella.
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His great virtue is that he cannot be molded by his advisers; he resists all tutelage.
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Stephanie's skin was so lustrous that she seemed to be molded out of Barbie-grade thermoplastic.
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The millennials who molded their games after Woods have never competed against him at his best.
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Ms. Konofaos eschews symmetry for designs that include stunningly realistic, hand-molded flowers and painted icings.
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Yelich's own sweet swing was self-taught, he said, never molded by a private hitting coach.
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As it begins, a fat woman struggles up a mountain molded from desserts and fairground rides.
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Joe molded my life in my early years and had a huge positive impact on me.
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Various formats, including nigiri, rolls, chirashi and molded sushi are covered, as are stocks and condiments.
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BUFFETT: I JUST WAS – I'VE MOLDED VARIOUS TIMES EXACTLY WHEN I WOULD DO SOMETHING LIKE THIS.
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The beautiful molded cookies have for centuries been prized gifts, specially made for royalty and dignitaries.
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They dangle decorously, as if slowly dripping off after being molded to his body for decades.
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They're water-resistant and the inside has a molded liner that adds lots of cushiony comfort.
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The titanium mesh is molded into a general model, which is then modified to the patient.
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She molded her explicit and self-assured brand of rap growing up in Dublin and Galway.
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There were resin-molded skulls and a metal jail cell that pops up out of the floor.
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Some of the molded shapes import specific new characters for the game, who unlock different themed worlds.
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"Really every section of the Flushing waterway is being molded into something else right now," Herrmann stated.
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Her latest fragrance comes in a sculpture-shaped bottle molded from the shape of her actual body.
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Inside that building is new hope for each: Prosthetic limbs are being cut, carved, melted and molded.
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Dessert à l'AirAn edible robot that moves via inflatable chambers molded out of lemon-licorice-flavored gelatin.
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Molded by the dirt roads and rough trails of Muay Thai, Yothin got his start in Isaan.
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The 7,132 weapons will be stored in containers until they are molded into a monument for peace.
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Last season, the sport's most electrifying cloud hopper assumed a part that was molded to his ability.
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The Daily Jewel At Dion Lee, thin silver cuffs molded to the forearm — like subtle, wearable sculpture.
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Head back to school after the holidays in style with this 3-D molded Darth Vader backpack.
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The sneakers are made from full-grain Italian leather with a molded footbed and waxed cotton laces.
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Growing up in Hawaii molded the duo into people who love and appreciate the ocean and nature.
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That foam was then molded into 6-inch-thick panels, which form the walls of the home.
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That people can improve if they are presented with the right ideas molded into the right form.
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He's the Silly Putty, content to mold himself or be molded in different shapes for different reasons.
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Among the items: cheese soufflé; a coffee mallow dessert; and "perfection salad," or molded gelatin with cabbage.
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The rear camera's lenses are situated in a molded square area on the back of the phone.
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The 494-square-foot drawing room has a notable molded ceiling and floor-to-ceiling sash windows.
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He knows, as well as anyone, that players are complicated, molded by background, race, religion and circumstance.
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More than that, though, the Back Button Attachment is molded so it sits flush against the controller.
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The "darkness" part is optional; whatever the thing is, you were born into it, molded by it.
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Some hubcaps for regular steel wheels mimic alloys and have ersatz lug nuts molded into their design.
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A few wears later, the shoes no longer caused blisters and were perfectly molded to my feet.
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In another innovation, the panels are scored for breaking into pieces instead of being molded in segments.
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The sneaker features a molded upper made from a mix of cow suede, premium leather and elastane.
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Pair it with an ergonomic, molded leather Tyler Office Chair ($199.99, normally $249.99) to complete the look.
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They held handbags with the initials LBV molded in gold, and a few carried yellow ice axes.
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Fierce commitment is mandatory, and McGruder has molded himself into a walking billboard for the Miami Way.
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An early adopter of the Minimoog, he molded what is now known as the P-Funk sound.
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These codes — whether clothes, tattoos, piercings, or, as we'll hear more about, hair — can be shifted and molded.
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Kerrigan was taken from her family to be molded and tortured into a psionic weapon by the Confederacy.
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He has a wicked brow structure, and he looks like he's been molded out of expired Play-Doh.
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No matter how "authentic" someone claims to be online, they're still presenting a filtered, molded version of themselves.
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They're about on par with custom-molded in-ear headphones, albeit with less penetration into the inner ear.
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Her sculptural bun was molded with two key styling tools: GHD's Air Hairdryer and GHD's Platinum+ styling iron.
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" But later, when she got pieces molded for her body, it started to feel like a "second skin.
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That said, once the items are washed, cured and dry they are almost indistinguishable from injection-molded parts.
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And don't forget her feet, permanently molded into standing on her tip-toes to forever wear high heels.
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Small molded fiberglass trailers like the Casita and Scamp have passionate fan bases for their low-maintenance designs.
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The reliability of companionship is a big part of it because your dog is molded to your schedule.
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Summertime '06's environment is molded by fear and the cold pragmatism needed to survive Long Beach's darkness.
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These are amazing memories, and all of those things molded me into the person that I am today.
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The cancer is removed and the remaining breast tissue is molded, reshaped and returned to a normal appearance.
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Each branch is twisted and molded in different directions and shapes to give the sculpture its natural look.
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Each vehicle comes with a security glazing and an armor plating that has been molded onto the car.
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Molded components were made of "high-strength steel" that fits the doors, side frame, roof, and front wall.
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They're molded not in cast iron, which wouldn't hold the fine lines, but in glass-fiber-reinforced concrete.
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They could be extruded, molded or pre-processed for frying, before they&aposre packed in cans or wrappers.
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So he molded a handful of pickled rice and topped it with raw fish straight from the bay.
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Dry ice makes an appearance, as do squeezable syringes, for injecting various chutneys into molded drums of paneer.
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No, this is music made as molded by playing, as dough is folded with yeast to create bread.
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The dining room is spare and modern, with exposed rafters, molded plywood chairs and shades of soft white.
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But the question now is who will replace a chief executive who molded the company in his image.
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The difference from traditional papier-mâché is that paper pulp is molded instead of laid down in strips.
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It was there, amid trips to Siberia and endless hours watching bootleg DVDs, that their twenties were molded.
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Made of durable cast aluminum, the pans are molded into shapes that bake details directly into the cake.
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"Those things we went through, when you wrap up the 2017 season, molded us, shaped us," McCourty said.
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Banh khot are little rice-flour pancakes molded into edible cups about the size of a Ritz cracker.
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These are personal traits not related to intelligence that many researchers believe can be molded to enhance outcomes.
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That's when he molded a piece of clay into an unusually oblong head-shape, and thus, Arnold was born.
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It's big, beautiful, and intense — and it's all the better when you're holding a strange molded piece of plastic.
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It's then molded with a poly resin material that is hand-painted to mimic what the moon looks like.
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It criss-crosses her whole torso and is molded the same way Ser Brienne's more traditional metal armor is.
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It's a sculpture in the form of a sarcophagus molded from wax and darkened with her signature walnut stain.
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The producers scan both of their bodies to create photorealistic 3D avatars, including molded faces plastered with rictus grins.
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Formlabs makes powerful 3D printers that can make objects that look as solid and smooth as injection-molded parts.
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I swear, I've spent so much time on the couch this weekend that it's molded to my body shape.
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Once he got his desired shape, he molded it to perfection and added a few U-pins for hold.
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"You're now looking at robot joints that can handle significant loads, that could be entirely injection molded," explains Cavalcanti.
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Apple could be adding a tiny OLED touchscreen above your keyboard thanks a new, smaller metal-injection molded hinge.
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The faces of these anthropomorphized landscapes are warped and molded like shrunken heads and appear threatened and on guard.
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The Cabeau Evolution Memory Foam Travel Pillow uses ergonomically-molded memory foam to keep your head supported in flight.ProsCons
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The global market for injection-molded plastics surpassed $325 billion last year, according to research from Grand View Research.
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Whether it was true or not, this was a morsel to be saved, molded, used in the best way.
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But before the wars and the splintering, there was a grander future in view, molded in glass and concrete.
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Some 1970s versions of Verner Panton's S-shaped chairs were molded out of a thermoplastic polystyrene called Luran-S.
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Impulsively, she molded rugged, delicate objects — sirens, horses, trees, fruits, lions, houses — building an imaginary of loss and love.
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People might know Steve Madden as a name molded into their shoes, but there's a man behind the brand.
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In recent years, Mr. Murdoch had molded a succession plan that handed his businesses to both of his sons.
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The rooms are sparse yet welcoming, with exposed brick walls and midcentury furniture (Knoll benches, molded plywood Eames chairs).
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In our related Student Opinion question, we invited teenagers to discuss the forces that have molded their political leanings.
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Because everything I learned in those couple years have molded and shaped me into the person I am today.
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Front Burner "Sushi Modoki," a new cookbook, offers insights for creating nigiri, rolls, chirashi and molded sushi without meat.
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Their usual dinner, one man says, was what they called "carrot ring," chopped boiled carrots, molded into a ring.
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It culminated with an Elizabethan-like queen, whose hair was molded into ramlike horns, moving beautifully around the stage.
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But a new study shows the subtle ways our long-lasting partnership has molded the noggins of our dogs.
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The backside of it is a smooth and inexpensive plastic with no real grip expressly molded into the plastic.
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Artisanal action figures are usually molded and painted by hand, but also are frequently made up of repurposed parts.
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They shaped policy, worked with presidents from either party, molded their successors and tried to move the wheel forward.
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"They actually took movie money and they molded it to give you the real affect of real money," King says.
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They would encase my body in plaster, and then my various parts would be molded and manufactured and bolted together.
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But just as first-wave feminists molded Wonder Woman, second-wave feminists helped break her out of comic book hell.
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The full set of custom-molded silicon toys fits snugly into a scaled replica of the entire 28-acre development.
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The Decibullz earbuds aren't as perfect as professionally custom-molded versions, but it's a pretty clever solution for the price.
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So you had handmade paper, you had painted Styrofoam, you had molded silicone, and constructions of lots of different material.
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Earlier this month, Rose joined Reebok ambassador Gigi Hadid for an event that molded active wear with a fashion statement.
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Please note the dead eyes and the waxy, molded hair — you have the glue, you can mold some real hairstyles!
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For a start, its housing is made from molded and 3D printed plastics, meaning it's cheap and fast to fabricate.
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The practice that molded me at Intel and saved me at Sun— that still inspires me today—is called OKRs.
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Researchers around the world have molded and adapted OOC technology to give hearts, lungs, kidneys and bones the microfluidic treatment.
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It's not all that different from the flagship product, except that these orifices are molded after actual individuals—specifically, pornstars.
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The main arch is aluminum, and the sides are "molded TPE," by which they mean plastic — but the good kind.
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They are paintings that have been built up, rearranged, worked over, molded, and assembled, seemingly caught in motion — in transformation.
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Then, once I auditioned for it and got the part, they kind of like morphed, molded, the character around me.
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And it was only a matter of time before Instagram users molded it into a stunning new self-care meme.
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Not enough is said/written about how Trump molded his party and nearly 40% of the country in his image.
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Thanks to a zebra-patterned cowhide rug and Eames molded plastic side chairs, it has a 1960s bachelor-pad vibe.
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The cowl has always been tricky because Ruby has to go in and get her head molded and then fitted.
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Adding to the problem is the fact that there are not many suppliers who make molded components with magnesium casting.
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The Kona Flip has a thin profile that makes it easy to pack, yet the compression molded footbed provides comfort.
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Most of his work is still molded out of polyester resin in a process similar to old-fashioned bronze casting.
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My dreams, as well as these episodes of sleep paralysis—they've definitely molded me and what I've been drawn to.
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The EVA molded bottom is even tougher, which is key for anyone using this bag for more rugged, outdoorsy applications.
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Plates for sale in hardware stores came molded with cartoon characters, angels, ballet slippers, kitchen implements and sports team logos.
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That night was the first time Mirah and I acknowledged just how much our lives had molded around each other.
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The classic red booths, with domed roofs and molded royal crowns, were rendered obsolete by the rise of mobile phones.
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Even the lid has molded roadways for play and shock cords for holding it safely in the notched attachment area.
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Even clothes hangers on the rod can take up valuable space if they're the thick, wooden or molded-plastic kind.
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The Roam Robotics ski exoskeleton is currently on preorder for $3,500 and is made from molded plastic and sewn fabric.
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"They should help us pass this tradition down, not exterminate it," said Nunzia Caputo as she nimbly molded some dough.
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Here it is chopped with shiso and molded into a disc, ready to be swabbed in a soft-spoken mayonnaise.
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Five years ago, the dashboard was "a plastic molded cockpit that we stuffed electronics into," said Yerdon, Visteon's marketing chief.
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Local hands construct the frames using American-made steel, then affix molded foam from a factory in nearby Grand Rapids.
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Whether these are the genes involved, humans appear to have molded dogs to be friendly to other species beyond humans.
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I suppose that the many travels and trials of a life in basketball have molded his deportment over the years.
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Oh, and a molded imprint of my infant daughter's foot, which would be really sweet except that she's now 8.
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As a critic in 2017, I'm learning how much my assumptions about movies have been molded by those same people.
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It is then melted, tempered (a controlled crystallization that gives the chocolate the proper texture), and finally molded into bars.
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Molded insoles, patented shock absorption, and the perfect shade of poppy red make these Teva-styled sandals the perfect summer shoe.
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With his monochromatic space-suit, his asymmetric fade, and his flashy stage show, Powerline was already visually molded after Bobby Brown.
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Can you talk a bit about your conception of the drug as having molded depression its own special kind of illness?
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They are custom molded so they fit really snug and you can head bang and whip around without them flying out.
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The resulting products look like they are injection molded and all of the little lines associated with FDM printing will disappear.
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The silhouette delivers both style and comfort points, thanks to its sleek white leather uppers, EVA midsole cushioning, and molded sockliner.
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Instead of a constrictive undergarment, these are cool and beautiful pieces in materials like light cotton voile and hand-molded leather.
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Why we picked Flockjay: Unlike coding bootcamps that can require intense prerequisites, killer salespeople can be molded from anyone with hustle.
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It also has a heat-molded hip belt, and you can take the top off if you want to reduce weight.
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I stuck to houses and geometric shapes; they pulled limbs out of the air, molded orange basketballs, rendered figures in motion.
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Maria also devastated the people I call family, and destroyed the island that molded me into the person I am today.
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Lisa Simpson and every woman like her hold a special relationship: We've molded, mirrored, and moved each other over three decades.
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And today, our behavior is being shaped and molded in ways both magical and mystifying, precisely because it happens so seamlessly.
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" Some 5,000 were ordered by the Navy annually, each model, created by Molded Plywood Division, stamped with the label "Eames Process.
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The conversation intensified as the doctor unceremoniously dismissed her comments, insisting to take a molded splint in an almost forceful manner.
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The skills and physical attributes we've seen thus far from Portis could be shaped or molded into a variety of forms.
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Twenty years later, Englishman Joseph Fry added cocoa butter back into the solids, molded the first bar, and chocolate became candy.
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The final product came together Saturday, but the grunt work started weeks before, when the head, chest and neck were molded.
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There were cumulus clouds of pink and white faille, that floated like molded nimbuses around the body for the Instagram set.
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The crystal glass, made in the Czech Republic, is molded with a chevron pattern inside at the bottom to augment muddling.
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People came to our buyback with guns in paper bags, wrapped in rags, in original cardboard boxes or molded custom cases.
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The post-war period that created a broadly prosperous America also molded George H.W. Bush, who died this weekend at 94.
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For most of the 20th century, golfers wore what were essentially dress shoes with hard metal spikes molded into the soles.
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Speks Magnetic Toy, available at Amazon, $27.95This set of over 500 magnets can be mashed, rolled, and molded into different shapes.
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"His New Look gave way to thigh-high boots and dresses of heat-molded synthetics," Mr. Farago wrote in his review.
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I liked how the pillow adapted to whatever position I was in, and it molded to my head and neck nicely.
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Its molded foam cups and stretchy, two-ply band create a smooth, seamless look under t-shirts, tops, sweaters, and more.
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Kinetic Sand Bake Shoppe Playset, available at Amazon, $13.99This kinetic sand can be easily molded into all sorts of fun shapes.
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Footpaths covered with crackling leaves lead past silent houses dedicated to the gods, their interiors molded like a large animal's intestines.
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Next came more cardboard — probably protective, less processed — before we got to the molded card holding the PS4 firmly in place.
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Cushions and carpeted panels also have a molded base to snap onto the cubes, allowing for more comfortable seating and bedding.
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It's there he gained his celebrity, molded his reputation and earned enough of a following to make a presidential bid possible.
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Whether we are marching or dancing or sitting silently in chairs, we are being molded into a single mass by sound.
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After all, humans did not evolve into upright primates just so we could sprawl over molded-plastic seats on the subway.
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Because the device is waterproof and molded to the body, it also could be used by swimmers to track their performance.
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Once in Tennessee, head coach Justin Fuente molded Lynch as he had done with the similarly overlooked Andy Dalton at TCU.
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Insoles molded to your feet can be incredibly comfortable, and they're sometimes even a necessity for people with problems like fallen arches.
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" And though it was a tough way to grow up, Jonas says his teenage experiences "molded me to where I am today.
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But with the 215, the air bags were blow-molded and then pressurized, which meant they could better form to the foot.
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But with the 2360, the air bags were blow-molded and then pressurized, which meant they could better form to the foot.
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It's why SteelSeries installed side grips—rubber molded plastic— on their mice, so players can lift and recenter their mice more comfortably.
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The new $1,7703 MA770 speaker is unlike most other wireless speakers you've seen because its housing is a molded piece of concrete.
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But it was his military service, punctuated by years as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam, that molded his political life.
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Native Americans have long appreciated the dramatic displays of nature which has molded their sensitivity and promotes their connection to the sacred.
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These hand-molded chocolate treats are designed to resemble actor Benedict Cumberbatch and come in three flavors: milk, white and dark chocolate.
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The country built a network of elite sports academies, called Kinder-und Jugendsportschule (or KJS), where the GDR molded its young athletes.
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The soft robots are made of elastic materials, like silicone and rubber that are molded into small tubes and pumped with air.
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We have molded ourselves into one unique family, of only for the sake of our children to know the power of love.
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Cusk is tall and elegant, with the features of a ballerina: an expressive mouth and eyes in a finely molded small face.
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According to Whole Dog Journal, the rubber can actually be heated and molded to fit the shape of your dog's snout better.
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The handles are coated with a molded plastic that helps them conform to your hand, giving you a good grip when snipping.
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It is not something discovered: It is something molded," wrote Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, well-known for his book "The Little Prince.
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A SOCLE is the molded base at the bottom of a column, urn or statue, or as the foundation for a wall.
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"The cowl has always been tricky because Ruby has to go in and get her head molded and then fitted," said Dries.
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With its globe lamps, bare wood tables and molded red plastic chairs, it has sort of an L.A.-in-the-1960s vibe.
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Once this process is complete, the product is molded by Belgian chocolate masters, Althea, which stamps an ethical message into each bar.
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All of them get to shine in this Lightwire Theater production, whose characters, scenery and props are all molded from electroluminescent wire.
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It doesn't save a lot of space, and the Turret would feel more solid if it was molded as a single piece.
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I'm not sure whether I created that, or I was simply around pink and purple a lot, or if everything molded together.
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Her favorite photograph is the cannabis "breakfast of champions" shot: a plate of bacon and eggs molded into a cheery cannabis leaf.
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The molded cups prevent you from slipping out and getting the dreaded "underboob" that almost uniformly plagues these seamless, "comfort"-first bras.
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In Japan, making intricate sweets called wagashi — usually with bean and rice pastes and molded or shaped like flowers — is an art.
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I hired a jewelry designer to come in and do some of the specialty pieces, and then we molded from her prototype.
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Here, peacocks are painted on the walls and ceiling, molded in ornaments, woven into the carpet and, in one notable instance, stuffed.
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In the exhibition, an engineer has used it as a molded structure to show how it can disperse heat in new ways.
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Animal Orthocare's founder, Derrick Campana, tells us that they principally use thermoplastics for their prosthetics, because it's easily molded when it's heated.
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Chairs by Charles and Ray Eames, classics of midcentury modernism, evolved from a molded plywood splint the couple devised for wounded soldiers.
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The tabletop has a bin for sand play, a molded roadway separating the sand and water, and a sailing course for boats.
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Layers of peanut nougat, pecan praline, chocolate marshmallow, yuzu ganache and vanilla caramel, among other components fill the various molded, colorful eggs.
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Those of us in the Christian tradition believe that God molded us from dust and breathed into us the breath of life.
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Whether I'm staying with family or traveling, when my head hits that not-molded-to-my-head pillow, it's never the same.
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For years these forces had molded my sense of masculinity, and I didn't realize how hard it would be to break free.
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He can explain how the staff rolled and molded the molten glass and developed innovative hues, iridescent layering and enameled metal rims.
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As your bus or train rumbles to the same stops each day you can go elsewhere without leaving your molded plastic seat.
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She serves it as a separate course at Elizabeth, alongside cultured butter that has been molded into the shape of an owl.
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It consists of a profusion of vaginas, molded out of clay and painted red, exaggeratedly open and arranged randomly on the floor.
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Inside were two containers of molded white plastic; inside each container were 10 cassettes, fixed upright between dividers like soldiers in formation.
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Two vessels, including a molded dish with a black lacquer design and a one-armed drinking cup, were laid among her legs.
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The LuxFit Premium High Density Foam Roller is made of two-pounds-per-cubic-foot-density molded polypropylene foam, which repels liquids.
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So most singers are molded by record companies the same way food companies calibrate the amount of salt in a frozen dinner.
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Each piece had been intricately carved or molded and then painted to resemble items like masks, wall hangings, statues, and ancient calendars.
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In 2015, he joined the Apollo 1201 Project, an organization attempting to eradicate DRM before our future is negatively molded by it.
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It gets taken to a glass treatment plant, where it's melted and then molded into a brand new form, likely a jar.
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The cushy insole feels like it's molded to my foot, so my feet don't feel like they're slipping and sliding inside the boot.
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Her parts are molded into the lyrics along with my stuff, which I sometimes steal and sometimes come up with on my own.
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My pain is a gift and if I can see it as such I will begin to be molded in the right ways.
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For Sesame Studios, C is not only for change, but for community and rolling out original stories molded with the Internet in mind.
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On one table he sees some ISIS-designed bomblets, with injection-molded plastic bodies and small tail kits for stabilization in the air.
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"We just kind of molded into a family," says Lacey, who raises the girls with help from her parents, Jeri and Ronnie Dunkin.
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In just 23 minutes, it includes inane sounds, alarming jokes, and countless competing ideas, molded into forms that are chaotic but not unstructured.
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Just slip your computer into the faux-fur lined compression molded cage, made from impact-absorbing Tensaerlite material, and you're good to go.
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"Chemically Tanned" (2017) hardens her clan's traditional body-length, animal-skin dress, creating a shell-like sculpture molded around the female body's contours.
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The costume's helmet is modeled after those used in combat right now, with molded equipment rails and attachment points for night-vision goggles.
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She watched as the contraption molded sand and resin and spit out a two-foot three-dimensional replica of her "H" campaign logo.
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Molded and crafted with the utmost delicacy and precision, contemporary dolls are constructed using a mixture of modern and traditional techniques and materials.
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The Eameses' commitment to fully knowing the material resolved early technical issues with molded plywood, enabling the eventual mass production of inexpensive furniture.
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During that time, Habeck looked at fossilized remains with paleontologists, carved thousands of individual scales, then laboriously molded, casted, and painted the head.
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"They're all molded in a very well-established system of molds, and employees were trained very quickly to build them," Shroyer told me.
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One of those artists whose just starting to make some traction is Brooklyn-born, Houston-molded, and NYC-based rapper-slash-singer WAV.
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Little craft snowmen sat on the picnic tables, freshly molded by the kids, and red bows adorned the windows of the dining hall.
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The models themselves are plastic molded and painted by hand, but look — certainly to a novice toy aficionado such as myself — beautifully crafted.
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Charlie Mostow, a 27-year-old classically trained sculptor, had planted himself in front of an equestrian head molded from Donatello's Gattamelata sculpture.
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Post-crisis regulations and a desire to take less risk have molded the bank's commodities operations into more of a traditional trading business.
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It molded me into a fierce and focused competitor and helped me develop a mastery of my body, an intimate mind-muscle connection.
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After a few days of wearing them around the office though, the toe box molded to my feet and was much more comfortable.
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Maybe you view Malzahn as the offensive savant who molded Cam Newton into a brilliant quarterback during Auburn's national championship run in 2008.
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Despite having appeared on every major network imaginable as an interview subject, Shields hasn't been molded into the standard fare cliché-spitting boxer.
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To wear the black spandex molded after a mystical panther God is to be the king or queen of a centuries-old dynasty.
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The top is molded into a small hill, doused a final time, and claimed in the name of Hansen's with a small spoon.
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I talked to Ms. Masto, a 36-year-old mother of six, as she molded cylinders of spiced ground beef for kebab hindi.
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Look for trees with branches and needles that are molded as one, not attached by wires, to more closely resemble a real tree.
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A hefty two pounds of dark or milk chocolate is molded to make its solid shape, hand-painted in 24-karat gold leaf.
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"I want to make sure that they actually experience adversity, because that's the way real careers and real characters are molded," he said.
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The lid attaches securely to keep the sand clean, and dry and molded holders on the outside of the base keep tools corralled.
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His administration has molded textbooks, television shows, movies and museums to match his narrative of national unity and rejuvenation under iron party rule.
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This country was built on the backs of immigrants, shaped by hundreds of cultures and molded by the voices of dissent for equality.
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But at least they had Wentz, who, after watching the last two postseasons unspool without him, molded misfits and castoffs into a function.
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So are the lamb chops, brushed with curry oil and grilled, with yogurt sauce and a fantastic molded cone of apple-mint jelly.
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The striking sculptures, initially molded from clay, look, at a glance, like exactly the kind of art Mancoba did not want to make.
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Working with a team of digital sculptors, Matsumoto first prepped and molded the figures in silicone, for the purpose of casting multiple pieces.
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Kuan explains to make the spiked cookies, alcohol is mixed into the dough, which is allowed to sit before it is molded and baked.
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The increasingly partisan press also makes it harder for presidents to convey their message without the information being instantly molded through a narrow lens.
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I had that molded and cast in fiberglass, machined the hinges and locks, and insulated it with Mylar bubble wrap I got from NASA.
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But after a full day (and a full night out) in them, I felt the jeans had molded to my body like a glove.
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Furthermore, while custom fit ear protection for professional musicians can cost in hundreds of dollars, the Knops aren't actually custom molded to your ears.
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In 290, Yeti pioneered the process of rotational molding, or "rotomolding," a process wherein melted plastic is molded over foam insulation in one piece.
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Last year, Hasbro introduced its Black Series stormtrooper helmet, an injection-molded toy that looks almost indistinguishable from the ones used in the film.
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The trucks will feature the Cowboys' star logo on the doors and tailgate, a molded heavy-duty cargo bed mat, and the floor mats.
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The wooden handle of the tool is 24.5 inches long, and is topped with a molded D-shaped plastic handle that's easy to grip.
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As a member of the "PayPal Mafia," Hoffman was part of an elite group of entrepreneurs that molded what the modern internet has become.
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"I took my life in my hands, learned from anyone I could, grabbed what opportunity I could, and molded my success step by step."
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Some coolers, such as YETI and Orca, are molded out of one piece of plastic with no seams in a process called roto-molding.
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In terms of quality, the parts produced by Desktop Metal systems compare to injection-molded items, says the startup's CEO and cofounder Ric Fulop.
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With gel-cushioned straps, wire-free molded cups, and targeted ventilation, the Champion Spot Comfort sports bra provides comfort where you need it most.
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The little magnetic balls can be mashed, molded, and built into fun shapes and are a fun fidget toy that even adults will love.
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In the scene, Mr. Firth, playing the aloof Mr. Darcy, dives into a pond and emerges with the garment molded to his strapping physique.
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In the Larousse definition — ''molded into a dome,'' ''layers of alternating colors'' — you get a hint of why chartreuse has disappeared from our tables.
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It can be cut by a knife or shears and be repeatedly molded into shape as a splint for any part of the body.
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Unless you grew up going to potluck dinners at a Protestant church in the Midwest, gelatin-molded desserts are probably not on your radar.
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Everywhere, he's showing the painful reality that financial and social ascension cannot save you from the traumas of being molded in a failed system.
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Her role as Penny on Good Times, inadvertently molded her as America's little sister, but in 1993, the country's kid sister had grown up.
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Molded into a dome and sprinkled with scallion and sesame seeds, the coconut-and-lime-marinated cubes of tuna could have used some salt.
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He's visited 125 facilities in 25 countries, watching vinyl pucks get pressed into records, lunchmeat stuffed into cans, and silicone molded into sex dolls.
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My visiting cakes might be Bundt cakes, simple yet often fanciful, with swirls, stripes and crenelations molded into the pans they are baked in.
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Turning to Kenmore sewing machines, sold by Sears, he made them lighter by using die-cast aluminum rather than sand-casted molded heavy metals.
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NWANDU Art is not created in a vacuum — we're responding to, and being molded by, the time and the place in which we create.
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This is breakfast, in Brooklyn as in Taipei, Taiwan's capital, and Shanghai (where it's called ci fan and molded into logs or rough orbs).
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But it might be the most feared, and entering his third full season in charge, Klopp finally has a squad molded to his tastes.
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The country offers the best manufacturing options for some of Brilliant's most technical needs, like printing circuit boards, injection-molded plastics, screens and modules.
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Premium Suites are incredibly spacious, starting at 1,250 square feet, and the Oval Suite is even molded after the style of the Oval Office.
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Each case is then compression molded, sintered, and polished using a diamond slurry, which results in a remarkably smooth surface and an exquisite shine.
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Following the release of The Last Jedi, I got off my thermal exhaust port and molded myself into a bona fide Star Wars fan.
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But for the past four years, he has been the main attraction and headliner of the conference, which has been molded in his image.
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"Pianos take on the characteristics of whoever is playing them, and the sound is molded by the touch of the pianist," Ms. Hewitt wrote.
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The windows are flush mount and molded onto the body of the vehicle, saving space while preventing leaks and resealing needs, according to Earthroamer.
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Unable to compete for blue-chip high school players, Edwards relied on athletes who could be molded in a system that emphasized timing plays.
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Sanders told Time in May 2015 that his youth in Brooklyn and subsequent college education molded him into the progressive champion he is today.
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Black cigarette numbers were paired with everything from standard tuxedo jackets to devoré and mini paillette-paved corsetry molded or draped at the hips.
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Daneth's installation, "Inside Out," (23), uses unfired clay in various colors — the very earth so hotly contested — molded into flat fragments suggestive of maps.
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I've molded my career into something that's not necessarily the industry standard, where you work shifts in a dungeon, but it works for me.
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My problem would have been solved with the Outfitter 125 — a one-piece, roto-molded, super-insulated cooler that preserves ice up to three weeks.
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As a result, Vassilakis said, Grab molded its service to the local markets and rolled out traditional transport services, rather than a single, universal model.
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Some of the pieces are quite figurative, easily identified as molded off Kalman's palate, or the space between her fingers in a loosely clenched fist.
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Iron Throne: as the name reveals, it is literally an iron throne molded from hundreds of swords surrendered in battles won by Aegon the Conqueror.
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A rhetoric of desperation and devastation molded into the incomprehensible, then vomited out in images and words that we cannot ignore though we have tried.
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At the first RJC meeting since Trump was inaugurated, one never had to look too far to find an organization being molded in Trump's image.
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Through hard-nosed determination and ruthless drive, Joe Jackson molded, trained and cajoled his brood into one of the greatest show business dynasties in history.
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In September, she posted a video of a mask in the making as a white material was molded around an artificial face in a workshop.
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This isn't the plastic of our youth, when we'd shop at the discount dollar bin at Claire's, but resins and acrylics molded into chunky shapes.
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If the team wants to make a hot pink sole one day, they can do that—all of the soles are injection molded in-house.
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His world has always been molded around him; the only person he hasn't been able to control is his mother, who prefers elite show horses.
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It's clearly a right-handed mouse, molded to fit the hand and let your thumb rest on the little shelf there, something I've always appreciated.
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They've ditched swimwear and clothing, are reconsidering beauty, and are contemplating moving away from underwire and molded cups in favor of the recently-popular bralettes.
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The iconic molded plywood chairs which cemented the Eameses' place in modern design history have become elemental; their distinctive lines permeate design to this day.
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They designed molded plywood fuselage parts for US Navy aircraft, including tail sections, wing parts, and gliders, engineering impossible forms from single pieces of wood.
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Speaking of those grillz ... the 'Stros came through Wall and Johnny Dang's shop recently to get 'em molded -- and word is they're ready for pickup!
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Along with a corresponding self-portrait, this story swiftly and violently expresses Carrington's feelings about the society she was being molded into at the time.
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And you can wonder whether the German molding system leaves German kids molded quite so thoroughly as Zaske, an American long resident in Berlin, insists.
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The ethos of the modern British private school is not the same now as it was in the days that molded the country's current leaders.
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"The sheet-molded composite top stows in a compartment made from lightweight composite panels and heat shields to manage heat from the engine," Chevy explained.
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Constructed from injection-molded BPA-free plastic, the Bergan Elevated Double Bowl Feeder offers excellent durability while still being fairly lightweight and easy to assemble.
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Mr. Batiste, the final panelist at the Cities for Tomorrow conference, talked about how his career and musical aesthetic were molded by two dynamic cities.
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Almost as startling is a hyper-realistic 19th- century German figure of an infant molded from wax and fitted with glass eyes and real hair.
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Her school is one of only a few places that teaches the art of molded chocolate work, a disappearing skill, at such a high level.
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When the 4 sheets have been molded to your head, roll the bottom edges upward, scrunching them together to create a brim around the hat.
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For the Hexa Ceramics wall covering, Studio Roderick Vos in the Netherlands molded, fired and photographed three-dimensional unglazed stoneware, giving the illusion of tile.
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Mr. Castro molded the country and governed it for so long that many older Cubans can hardly think of the nation apart from his legacy.
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"Like it or not, your approach to money is often strongly influenced by your parents and a lifetime of experiences that molded you," Cheng added.
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Credit...via Centre National du Costume de Scène MOULINS, France — Soft jersey bathing suits, molded on the body, fitted pink cloche caps framing the face.
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"Like it or not, your approach to money is often strongly influenced by your parents and a lifetime of experiences that molded you," Cheng says.
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SAN SALVADOR — Veronica picked up some modeling clay, molded it into little human figures with her hands — and then dug holes into the sculpture's face.
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"Anomalisa," co-directed by Kaufman and Duke Johnson, is an animated project, shot in stop-motion, and the figures are molded from a common template.
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It's expected that corporate culture may change over time, being re-shaped or molded by the influx of new people, new places and new ideas.
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The recall includes swings manufactured in the United States from November 2009 through May 2014 with model number 615573 molded on the back of the seat.
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Celebrated in Mexico and Central America, this holiday, the Day of the Dead, honors deceased ancestors with memorial altars and festive displays of molded-sugar skulls.
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First, it tries to reduce its plastic use by making products lighter and slimmer or by using alternative materials such as molded pulp for protective packaging.
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The receptive forms are large, vaguely humanoid figures in pinkish molded fiberglass — these are coded "female," and each has a mirror embedded at her body-center.
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The larger sizes (the 70, 45W and 80W) are rotomolded, but I liked to take the injection-molded 20-quart on weekend trips with my family.
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Like a good pair of jeans, the leather has stretched and molded to the space of my 15-inch MacBook Pro, notebooks and camera I carry.
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You are molded into a character based on some of your strongest traits, and you are forced to stay that way for your entire television life.
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There are new Nike watchfaces and sport bands, including three molded bands (all black, white with a black accent, and black with a neon yellow accent).
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It has almost the same layout as the Gear VR: a molded plastic base with a front trigger, a top trackpad, and a pair of buttons.
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"I don't think that he's focused on income inequality," said Mr. de Blasio, who has molded his administration, now at its midway point, around that issue.
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Hank Azaria's wickedly precise impression of a depressed, boozy veteran baseball announcer would've been entertaining regardless of what story creator Joel Church-Cooper molded around it.
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There's also the chance that an astronaut's bones can become brittle and break upon re-entry, hence these custom-molded seats that keep them in place.
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But when you put it all together, the Obama administration has molded an incredibly impressive record on LGBTQ rights — and that, advocates say, is worth celebrating.
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The molded design makes it comfortable to hold in your hand while the strong cursor can work on most surfaces, including glass tables, with no issue.
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From undulating steel mesh to what appears to be a mound of freshly molded magma, each of the plates is a custom-crafted work of art.
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"You are molded into a character based on some of your strongest traits, and you are forced to stay that way for your entire television life."
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The rapper's memoir, written with Neil Martinez-Belkin, is a thorough look into the experiences that molded one of rap's most polarizing figures in recent memory.
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Its crown jewel, however, may be the bar, Plat 99, designed by the Cuban-born artist Jorge Pardo, hung with 99 colorful, hand-molded acrylic lamps.
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Men and women in blue coveralls would be busy patrolling the concrete floor, monitoring molded hunks of steel that stamp loops of metal into electronics parts.
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The Gum-Tec compounds are formed as granules and are then molded into the sole of the shoe, which also features a map of the city.
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It took a couple wears for my feet to get fully accustomed to the footbed and now it's like my feet have molded to these sandals.
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Just as John Cheever's epiphanies and apologias were stamped by drink and Paul Bowles's hallucinatory quietude by hashish, so "Atlanta" 's vibe is molded by weed.
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Speks Classic Magnet Balls, available on Speks, $24.95These tiny magnetic balls are meant to be molded, mashed, and built into all sorts of shapes and creations.
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" Best for Small Spaces "really like[d] the molded lumbar support and the armrests because they really add to the comfort and relaxation this tub gives.
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The pastry of the hour, spotted as it was wheeled with care into Trump Tower, has been molded, presumably with fondant, to look like Donald Trump.
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But growing up in Johannesburg's Soweto township, his life was tailor-made for him to identify with what was being molded 8,400 miles away in Atlanta.
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"CFC-11 is used as a foam blowing agent for the manufacture of molded foam panels and spray foam used for insulation purposes," EIA's report reads.
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We'd also planned to see a series of sculptures (of Santa Claus holding a butt plug—molded in chocolate, naturally), but the gallery had closed early.
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You'd have sighed, perhaps, as Alvy, an overeducated two-time divorcé pushing 40, molded this lively and naïve younger woman after his own irreparably flawed image.
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I was still a kid hanging out with rock bands and folky singer/songwriter bands so eventually I just kind of like molded into that artist.
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Our minds have been molded by 40 to 60 million years of living alongside these dangerous creatures, creating a bias toward recognizing and responding to them.
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Large, decorative friezes of polychrome glazed bricks, some of them molded into bas-reliefs, line the walls, pieced together like giant puzzles from thousands of fragments.
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It was a battle between Irving and the molded plastic mask throughout the game, as he pulled it off and tossed it aside at any opportunity.
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Taryn: Known as a staple dish of Syria and Lebanon, these handfuls of ground beef are molded into small football-like shapes and baked until brown.
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After a few months refining a budget he could adhere to, he molded it into the 50/20/30 rule — 50% needs, 30% wants, 20% savings.
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Molded of hollow plastic, it sits on a semi-spherical base with with wire appendages; hairpins held it onto the wig of the actress Moya Angela.
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The invention sits in a corner of the cafeteria by the round lunch tables and the molded black plastic cafeteria chairs, an improbable-looking teaching tool.
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The name "TRUMP" is molded on the back of each pill, as if the florescent hue, puckered lips, and tell-tale hair swoop weren't clear identifiers.
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She pointed out the cardio room, the yoga studio, the co-working spaces and the walls pocked with molded-plastic grips in many shapes and colors.
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Mr. Potekhin calls it a "proprietary technique," though it looks like the figures in milk, dark and white chocolates are sculpted; some might also be molded.
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He was a man who happened to be of a certain Southern culture and a certain age, and his talents and tastes had been molded accordingly.
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The molded plastic body and "tires" helped cushion the ride, the materials were fairly durable, and the low-to-the-ground illusion of speed enthralled kids.
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Molded elements and painted panels turn a standard passageway into the interior of the legendary ship that supposedly made the Kessel Run in under 12 parsecs.
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Any reduction of his involvement in Uber — even if temporary — would be significant, given that he molded the ride-hailing service in his own brash image.
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"He is a candidate with actual CEO experience, shaped and molded by the commitment and risk of his own money rather than the public's," he said.
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Founded in 0003, the workshop, L'Atelier Lorenzi, creates handmade, perfectly molded plaster copies of figurines, busts, statues and masks the way it has for four generations.
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His Model F refined the bulky internal battery, but it was his Model G, produced from 1959 on, that switched from Bakelite to injection molded plastic.
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Veronica was created after Betty as a foil to the all-American sweetheart — the Archie creators molded her from the proverbial rib of their original female character.
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The Model X rolled on two molded concrete shelves along the wall, which were so uneven in places that it felt like riding on a dirt road.
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"Dad was a very reserved guy who didn't express a lot emotionally, although he was feeling a lot emotionally, and that molded into the character," he explains.
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Hair, for me, has always been another iteration of how I practice my artistry, especially because it can be molded and sculpted in so many different ways.
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KBAS Studio have created a stark gravel field filled with 184 molded and cantilevered concrete, granite, and stainless steel benches, placed along the trajectory of Flight 77.
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Play-Doh kinda looks like poop just straight out of the little plastic tub, but, for accuracy's sake, the developers molded it along the Bristol stool chart.
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All its new vehicles are made of 6061 T6 aircraft-grade aluminum, milled and molded in a factory that also makes parts for the likes of Boeing.
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But the challenges I faced and the mistakes I made are what molded me into the entrepreneur I am and Spark Hire into the company it is.
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The AI was able to do this correctly essentially 100% of the time, probably in part because the Play-Doh could be molded precisely by its makers.
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Prosecutors allege 28-year-old Amber Schmunk had her son hold down the molded pool they&aposd just purchased because it wouldn&apost fit inside the van.
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Over the door is a lasso molded to spell out the words "Giddy Up." Stool near the door where a bouncer might sit, but it's always empty.
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"Financial and social ascension cannot save you from the traumas of being molded in a failed system," wrote Lawrence Burney of Danny Brown's Atrocity Exhibition on Friday.
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He considered the emblems, signs, and motifs of his cultural heritage as the stuff of experiential DNA, things to be molded into the rubric of his art.
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More than half a decade ago, one of Apple's most controversial computers came to life, molded out of aluminum into a striking, hard-to-ignore cylindrical design.
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Any big interstate station worth its weight in diesel will offer a bizarre and fascinating assortment of consumer goods that can be molded into kid-dazzling shapes.
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It's as if the movie took the twitchy charm of Andrew Garfield and the do-gooder attitude of Tobey Maguire and molded it around Holland's palpable energy.
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Sacha Baron Cohen once again molded scamming into a cinematic artform, duping conservatives into acts of pure idiocy by preying on political bias (and often outright racism).
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With her self-proclaimed nickname "The Girl With the Lower Back Tattoo," Schumer has molded a career from body positivity, self-acceptance, and fearlessly shutting down haters.
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As for the rest of the specs, this bra features built-in stabilizers, sweat-wicking fabric, and molded cups so that you don't sacrifice shape for support.
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It's a molded shell that accommodates a mobile phone, with a one-handed control scheme — in this case, a small bundled remote with limited motion tracking capabilities.
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There were breasts, it had breasts, and I stopped to study the figure, a molded plastic version of the human body, a jointed model of a woman.
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Ditto. Also tulle debutante dresses embroidered in pearls and molded silk faille princess frocks, all of them perfectly pretty, and all of them redolent of the archive.
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The multipurpose product can be crumbled under water to make a bubble bath, lathered onto the body like a soap, or molded into shapes just for fun.
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It seemed as if my face had stopped getting progressively worse, but then I realized my eyelashes had molded into 3 or 4 lashes on each side.
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They are: Collider's flagship printer Orchid, which is still in a production-prototype stage, makes metal objects that are on par with those that are injection-molded.
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The plan is to offer the product not as a way to build final products but to create projects and molds for cast and injection molded items.
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At its center is the great Finnish designer and architect Alvar Aalto (200-19363), whose molded birch furniture was synonymous with progressive design in the postwar period.
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You see it in specialty stores, plastered across fragrant bags of expensive imported coffee beans and in delicate script across bars of pricy hand-molded chocolate bars.
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Half a jacket hung from a shoulder and met half a molded slip dress; suit jackets covered in minute ruffles trailed on the floor like a train.
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Tables and display cases hold melting blocks of ice that cause water to rise around dollhouse-size legislative buildings molded in mud gathered from the Potomac River.
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Rather than let their words break me, I molded my online image to embody sexuality, even if I didn't always feel much like that person in reality.
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But now, some dancers are embracing custom-molded shoe inserts made from silicone putty, a distinctly modern product from a Bay Area start-up called PerfectFit Pointe.
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A roomy master suite with oak floors and molded arches is on the second floor, as are a terrace and two more bedrooms with en suite baths.
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That molecular material was molded by Tempur-Pedic's scientists to perfect the pressure-relieving, motion-isolating, and heat-wicking mattresses that Tempur-Pedic is known for today.
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The cottage, a modern structure designed by the architect Lee Ledbetter and furnished with rare antiques, sits atop a man-made hill molded by the artist himself.
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During his first stint in Denver, McCoy molded an offense around quarterback Tim Tebow in 2011 that led to an improbable victory over Pittsburgh in the playoffs.
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Unfortunately, even under these ideal lab conditions, none of the molded or hand-shaped fecal knives made from either scientist's feces succeeded in cutting through the hide.
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With it, she molded the manuscripts of a generation of cookbook authors and gave the food world a literary spine, insisting on airtight recipes and visceral prose.
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Built in 1904, the 14,360-square-foot home stands out with its low-pitched roof, rectangular shape, and heavily molded double doors — in keeping with Italian style.
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And Sakara's niçoise had an "egg" molded from cashew and macadamia nuts that was so adorable I forgave the company for substituting adzuki bean tempeh for tuna.
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As you'd expect from a respected brand like The North Face, the backpack's injection-molded shoulder straps distribute weight evenly and are comfortable, even for longer periods.
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Her tabletop versions were molded and coded, then fed through Powermill, a digital milling program, to a robot that reproduced the shapes from bricks of Portuguese cork.
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Berhane, who rides about nine yards in front of us, has all but molded his body to his bike, his legs slicing up and down like knives.
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Certainly a Vanson, lovingly worn-in over years, molded to the contours of your shoulders and biceps, would be among the most meaningful garments you could own.
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Under this cohort, the South molded its own form of economic progressivism: New Deal Democrats and their successors, pushing for government action in developing the American South.
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The age is close, he has hair that could be molded into that thing on DJT's head, and he's a superior actor who has shown amazing range.
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The problem with that target, though, is that virtually all of the plastic used worldwide — including that molded by Lego into toy bricks — is created from petroleum.
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Poehler and Ferrell have both molded their signature comedic styles into viable brands over the years, and those brands are central to their characters in The House.
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I made four or five visits to Ms. Quillen's company, Diversified Engineering & Plastics, which produces injection-molded plastic parts for the automobile industry, during May and June.
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"He took the anarchy and illogic of life and molded it into something we could grab a hold of," said the actor and fellow monologuist Eric Bogosian.
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"We molded our offensive approach and our defensive approach to fit [Valanciunas and Ibaka's] skill-sets, and it's similar to what we have in Detroit," he says.
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And the display at Robert Young is crowned by the large molded copper face of a clock from around 19635 that once adorned a turret in Yorkshire, England.
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On a recent frigid, polar vortex night, husband-and-wife public art duo Hygienic Dress League set out in a van with a flock of aluminum-molded animals.
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Every detail of the Standard residency will fit into Zilberman's theme: Her candy cassettes are inscribed with love songs and molded to sit in the traditional plastic cases.
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Open discourse is becoming a radical act as technologies designed to create a new digital commons are daily molded into megaphones for the most powerful and regressive voices.
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These could be small runs tailored for particular events or location, or they could even be expensive one-offs — molded to suit an individual's foot-shape or gait.
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Were we actually making our own decisions or being molded through a simulation like the "Selection for Societal Sanity" in MGS2 that would succeed in "digitizing life itself"?
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At the very high end, there are the custom-molded in-ear monitors used by professional musicians and made by the likes of Ultimate Ears and Noble Audio.
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Many social media influencers and celebrities position their feet in the same way in photos: they point them out and down like Barbie's permanently-molded high-heel feet.
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My experience is that I see shapes, textures, colors and shades, emotional qualities, sentiments and values, recollections of past experiences, all sort of molded together in one matrix.
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The Praetorian Guard is made of fiberglass, with a list price of $600, while the Executioner helmet is constructed from injection-molded ABS plastic, and goes for $275.
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Formally, the replicate cames are a bit of a mess — they look like a series of bad Brice Mardens, and it's clear where they've been pinched and molded.
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Read replaces Martin Sorrell, the influential ad exec who founded WPP in the 1980s and molded it in his image, but who quit this year while under investigation.
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For years, Justice Scalia challenged the notion that the Constitution is a living document that can be judicially molded to changing times or the whims of the majority.
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They gave birth to your ass and molded you into the spectacular individual you are today, so why not do something extra special for them this Mother's Day?
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The company has molded an entire economy built on the buying and selling of community-built virtual goods, "skins" for guns and new hats for your favorite hero.
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We know that Hannah is being raised by some other family, and it's all but certain that her brain, too, is being molded by Gilead's re-education efforts.
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These monolithic ceramic works, softly molded geometric forms set within a graveled court, are shiny constructions that sport abstract painted patterns reminiscent of minimal painting and postmodern design.
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Mr. Smith used trained singers, whom he molded into an ensemble as tightly knit as a string quartet, renowned for its rich vocal blend, flawless intonation and clarity.
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But his résumé is thick with the kind of experience Mr. Trump covets: a deep understanding of how the news media works and how public perceptions are molded.
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They're molded to the exact shape of the fruit itself, and the material they're made of is customized to be the average density of the fruit, as well.
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There, the artists create sculptures molded in clay, which are then 3D-printed and cast in cacao, the raw resource that powers the Congo's $100 billion chocolate industry.
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He has molded a little milling machine with clay and demonstrated how he grinds grains into flour, though the grain in his example was mere handfuls of sand.
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The material comes from Bureo, a company that collects discarded fishing nets in Chile and recycles them into plastic pellets that can then be molded into new products.
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Recruited into K-Pop training camps, the future stars are highly controlled and molded to be as close as possible to perfect performers in both voice and look.
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I've lived in five countries on three continents, but the United States has always been the unifying thread; my America is diverse and dynamic and molded by immigrants.
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In a recent video, she shows a heap of slime molded to look like a cassette tape with the number 13 written in blue slime across its surface.
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The rooms on the second floor, in which most of the action occurs, are lit by chandeliers that shed mellow golden light on intricately molded wood and plaster.
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Not on the menu but worth asking for is mofongo, plantains fried and broken down in a wooden pilón (mortar), then molded by hand into a giant cup.
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Public School had a lovely, curvy earth-tone model that looked as if it were molded of clay, with a collar that came up to my eyeballs ($975).
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In the absence of a clear information about the extent of Cuban involvement in Venezuela, rumors have spiraled, and outside assessments have often been molded for political convenience.
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He was never elected president, but he molded the office from Day One, advising George Washington on how to speak, how to act, and how to mingle with visitors.
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She began as the pixelated creation of a man, molded for the consumption of a presumed male audience, and continually iterated upon by teams made up of predominantly men.
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Founded in 2013, Soft Robotics' grippers are already being used by manufacturers and retailers to pick and pack everything from chocolates to injection-molded parts to uncooked pizza dough.
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The top front pocket, which Speck calls a tech locker, is reinforced with molded foam and a plush lining, providing extra protection for fragile items like sunglasses and headphones.
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Nearby in Downtown Brooklyn, at a rental/condo building at 388 Bridge Street, the 91-square-foot space is utilitarian: white tile walls, molded-plastic tub, hand-held shower.
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But plant-based bioplastics, which stores increasingly favor, can still contribute to microplastic pollution if released into the environment, Pinsky notes, and molded fiberboard could harbor cancer-causing chemicals.
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Imre Sziszák is a mechanical engineer who created the injection-molded bases while Miklós Ilyés and József Cseh worked to ensure that the panels look great and work properly.
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That's why I find it so fascinating to watch it fluctuate and change, to observe how it both is molded by our shifting social codes and actively molds them.
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Sandesh are small sweet meats, fried in ghee and often molded into pretty shapes; Bengali rosogolla are spongy balls of chhana simmered in and then served in sugar syrup.
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The game's main character — one you've molded in the game's character creation tool, and named something silly — is one of dozens of random soldiers involved in a paranormal incident.
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In addition to semi-liquids in tubes, NASA offered crushed cornflakes and crushed wheat molded into bite-sized cubes which were then coated in gelatin so they didn't crumble.
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Things like a "soft yet responsive" foam, high-abrasion rubber in the heels, gender-specific construction in the sockliner, as well as tighter mesh and 3D molded heel counters.
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The surfaces are scored, crimped, stubbled, and gouged with navel-like divots, as if the artist were trying to retain the idiosyncratic features of the amulet's hand-molded dough.
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As recently as Valentine's Day, Salgado shared a photo of a patient's removed penis, which he molded into a heart, according to archived photos obtained by The Trans Advocate.
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The Eameses saw a solution in their molded plywood: the military had the resources to advance the technology, and the designers could contribute their innovations to the war effort.
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The title itself refers to the process behind the work, while the process—a complex interior supporting a glistening, molded façade—is a metaphor for how we project ourselves.
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Using off-the-shelf industrial robots and tools adapted from handling sheets of metal, cardboard, and plastic, the stiffened fabric can be cut precisely, molded, and welded to itself.
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The tables are littered with fabric swatches, molded foam shells, and things that look like clunky black carnival masks — actually, early 3D-printed mockups of the View's face section.
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Wahhabism has been molded over the years to serve the interests of the monarchy, emphasizing obedience to the rulers and condemning terrorist attacks, even against those seen as apostates.
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I thought Phillips was ideally suited to be molded and shaped to face today's market challenges, given that it was less of an institution and more of a business.
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This is most obvious in the eponymous work, "Invisible Tattoo" (21971), a two-part sculpture made of deconstructed jeans molded around oval mirrors and placed on cinder-block pedestals.
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As defined by Larousse Gastronomique, chartreuse is ''a preparation of vegetables (particularly braised cabbage) and meat or game, molded into a dome and formed of layers of alternating colors.
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Chasing the Warriors might alter the career trajectories for all these players, as their skill sets and roles will be partially molded by how they play against Golden State.
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At Paradis des Gouts, she is an ambassador, explaining dishes to diners mostly unfamiliar with them, like attieke, fermented cassava pulp grated and molded into tiny couscous-like orbs.
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The warrior was a symbol of martial strength, molded from terra cotta and buried more than 2,000 years ago with China's first emperor to defend him in the afterlife.
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But whether this potential to care appropriately for one's fellow beings is realized or undermined is largely molded by early life experiences, starting at birth and continuing throughout childhood.
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There are also his-and-hers sitting rooms, one cherry-red and lined with bookshelves, the other white and ornamented with molded plaster; both have parquet floors and fireplaces.
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It had been her, I reasoned, who pushed me onto a path molded by others' expectations — a path that muffled the creative, the imaginative and the simple in me.
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Rabanne was very interested in materiality — he designed pieces in metal, wood and more, and this was my reinterpretation of what he did in the '60s with molded rubber.
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To start with, the chaff will be recycled and molded into headlamp housings for Ford products, which will produce lighter components and, in turn, improve the cars&apos efficiency.
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Small, compact, with dark hair and preternaturally bright eyes, Masha makes a bold, visible contrast with the ethereally pale Beanpole — her very being seems molded from other, stronger material.
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An archway at the end leads to a circular dining room (the base of a tower) with parquet floors, original diamond-paned windows and a molded plaster decorative ceiling.
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But there was a large part of him that was molded by my grandfather and that generation, which said: If it's bad for the family, keep it under wraps.
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Back in the lab, Kandilakis's team had been having some difficulty with their tube; the material was too warm, and it was thickening too quickly as they molded it.
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His agent (Utkarsh Ambudkar), fresh from the agent-character factory, where similar types have been injection-molded for dozens of other shows, urges him to pursue more lucrative roles.
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"Fenestration 2" (2018) consists of a series of arches molded on the opposite wall; imperfect and uneven, they crown only the plaster that has dripped and dried below them.
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Investment and interest in indoor vertical farming is growing, but in order to maximize its potential benefits some plants need to be molded to fit its tight physical constraints.
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In other words, women's mouths, hands, breasts, legs, and buttocks are being molded, cloned, and sold to consumers who are advised that these things are better than real people.
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YouTuber Madmora bought a tiny GameCube controller keychain from GameStop, looked at it, and asked herself: can I turn this tiny hunk of molded plastic into a functioning controller?
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The curves of injection in molded plastic have such a variety of surfaces and texture; some are pebbled and topographic, while others are smooth and have a glossy sheen.
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The cracking and warping you can expect in thin molded plastic won't happen to this thing, and if you take care of it, it should at least last several years.
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This niche community exists mostly online, and it's molded by male, transgender, and a few female members who seek a way to explore their gender identity on their own terms.
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Roberto Cuoghi's "Ether en Flocons" (2016-18) at Hauser & Wirth is an installation of birds molded in agar-agar and pork gelatin, all originating from a dead, red-breasted bird.
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What kind of bordering-on-inhuman elitist cyborg scum would be satisfied with only celebrating the award of a lifetime with Wolfgang Puck's signature molded chocolate Oscar-shaped candy treat?
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And yet the designers keep trying — a tribute to the human mind's perpetual struggle to make the world align with its needs, one layer of molded plastic at a time.
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Many of us zoomed back in time with a montage of memories as teens listening to New Order while others reveled in the signature sound that molded an angsty subculture.
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In that video, it was claimed that the proteins in milk can be molded into a plastic-like substance that becomes as hard as stone after two days of drying.
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I feel that I truly am the product of the Olympic movement and that my experiences as a high-performance athlete have molded me into the best version of myself.
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But Sheila E. (for Escovedo) is more than just another sultry siren in a long line of pop prot g e acts that Prince has molded in his own image.
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I should have enlisted my 7-year-old niece to do this for me, being that the second grade has molded her into a mastermind with a pair of scissors.
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Resident Evil 7 features the "molded," gloopy black humanoids that are all teeth and claws, slow of speed but capable of overwhelming the forever-under-powered Ethan in tight spots.
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Among other tricks, Bridgestone molded millimeter-high serrations into the trough of each channel to break up the high frequency sounds that result when the tire rolls down the road.
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The company has also been restructuring its systems business, which makes sensor-fuzed cluster bombs, and the industrial business, which produces blow-molded plastic fuel systems for cars and trucks.
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Trump was already perfectly racist and obscene before Bannon molded Trump's message into something slightly more consistent, and yet Trump garnered nearly three million fewer votes nationwide than his rival.
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Lake City, Georgia-based automotive supplier Dixien, LLC, which provides metal stamped parts and molded plastic parts to automakers and top-tier suppliers has used COOP in its test phase.
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Then we had a sculptor named Carol Koch come in and sculpt a representation out of clay, we settled on what these people would look like, and they were molded.
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The final dress of the show was the bubbling, foaming aura, which, the collection notes informed the audience, had been "3D molded by hand"—that is, constructed with analogue labor.
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"And on the other you have brands working with CGI'd images of women that can be built — not dieted, styled or molded, literally built — in whatever image the brand desires."
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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's motivations for the bombings were instead largely molded by his older brother, whom he admired and feared, and by his own half-baked opposition to American foreign policy.
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The camera bumps are now very much considered a part of the design as they're molded out of the body material itself, swelling out of the back like a muscle.
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The company's 2,000-square-foot home features walls made of 600,000 plastic soda bottles, which were shredded, melted, and molded into a material that can withstand a Category 5 storm.
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Then I decided it would be better if it was hands putting clothes on a paper doll, because I feel like people want girls to be molded to their liking.
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While the Sonos Move's midrange driver faces forward, the tweeter faces downward into a custom-molded plastic waveguide that sends sound waves out of the speaker body in multiple directions.
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More Maras chiles infiltrate rugged adana kebabs of lamb shoulder and chicken thigh, the meat minced by hand, laced with oregano and molded around the blades of long flat skewers.
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An X-ray of a magnetic church sculpture of the pair, molded from paint-stiffened canvas, reveals a string of pearls, a rosary and a length of lace concealed inside.
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Mr. Read, 51, replaces Martin Sorrell, the influential advertising executive who founded WPP in the 1980s and molded it in his image, but who quit this year while under investigation.
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Like the designer accessories they parodied, they too became coveted commodities — although the fact that the "bread" was molded out of urethane, not dough, took away some of the fun.
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"No book in American history molded public opinion more powerfully," the critic David Reynolds wrote in "Mightier Than the Sword," a book about the novel's writing, reception and modern reputation.
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It fit my Camelbak hydration reservoir and has a nifty molded compartment for your goggles, if you, like me, tend to scratch and bang those up when you eat lunch.
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It had smaller dimensions than a regulation court and a piece of wire for a net, but it nonetheless molded Ernesto Jr. and his sister Xóchitl into budding tennis players.
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Instead, exit polls from the Washington Post tell a larger story about how Trump has molded the views of Republican voters — and turned them in his favor with wild success.
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It's becoming clearer and clearer that she molded her children's psychology in very specific ways, but the only times we've ever seen her, she's committed cartoonish after-school-special abuse.
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In addition to scoring a "KIM" diamond grill, the reality star got her mouth molded in November for a new custom diamond and gold grill made by jewelry designer Dolly Cohen.
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It takes some good cues from Oculus Touch, with two controllers that are molded for each hand, powered by removable batteries, and feature a front trigger and a secondary grip button.
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When I started this, I was really young, and having been asparagus queen really has molded me—I find it easier to talk to people and I enjoy meeting new people.
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For mid-century flair, pair the Marble Top Leilani Tulip Dining Table ($329.99, normally $549.99) with Bi Cast Leather Tyler Molded Chair, sold as a set of two, ($239.98, normally $399.98).
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The form that a modern congressional investigation takes was molded in the 1920s by Teapot Dome, the best-known of the myriad shocking and often ludicrous scandals of the Harding administration.
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Everything is nestled into a molded spot, and a sticker on the inside-top flap invites you to a setup website, from which you're guided step by step through the installation.
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For "Braidrage" (2017-2019), the artist brings identity into conversation with struggle and overcoming; the work is a rock-climbing wall created with handholds molded in resin from her own body.
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Young people have taken a technology that was supposed to help grownups stop smoking and invented a new kind of bad habit, one that they have molded in their own image.
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But it's his good fortune, or perhaps a sign of how he's molded his political persona to his times, that he finds himself on the rise in a turbulent political season.
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The photo's strangely indicative of the way works as Wanda Group, making confrontational records from ground-down samples molded into a slush with a little processing and, maybe, his own saliva.
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In conjunction with Gowanus Open Studios on October 21 and 22, artist Spencer Merolla is creating a pop-up bakery offering cupcakes, cookies, and other treats, all molded from coal ash.
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Ms. Coppel's molded bonbons, or chocolate shells filled with ganaches, caramels and crunches, are handmade and hand-decorated in acrylic trays, using a variety of intricate spray techniques and painted designs.
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At the music school's workshop, Madeline Mau, 11, who sees light, shadows and bright colors with her limited vision, molded her own movements to imitate those she felt through Ms. Hashimoto.
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Butler barely squeaked into the first round when he came out of Marquette in 210, but Coach Tom Thibodeau molded him into one of the game's most spectacular two-way players.
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That strategy was on full display Wednesday, when Pelosi and other top Democrats emerged from their weekly caucus meeting to launch charges that conservative Republicans molded Trump in their own image.
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At Joon, there is the crispy rice called tahdig in Farsi, molded into hollow cups to be filled with fesenjan, a stew whose brooding sweetness comes from long-simmered pomegranate juice.
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From there, you step into a circular living room with terrazzo flooring covered by a custom rug and a molded plaster dome ceiling illuminated by lights that change color on command.
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And it has opened a temporary boutique selling the often whimsical, fashion-forward gift items, like molded chocolate handbags in several sizes and designs, platform stilettos, teddy bears, hearts and such.
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So Sonos designed a handle directly into the Move's molded plastic shell to make it easy to pick up and move from room to room or take out of the house.
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Modern synthetic plastics can be grouped into two main families: Thermoplastics, which soften on heating and then harden again on cooling, and thermosets, which never soften once they have been molded.
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These vitrimers can be used to make hard, molded products that can be converted to flowable materials at the end of their lifetimes so they can be reformed into new products.
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In this work, which has been revised after previous versions unveiled at festivals in 2016, Ms. Bullock probes the cruelties and constraints that molded Baker and continue to afflict black artists.
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"Then we made a rapid-type prototype and molded it, and were able to simulate air going through it to see what kind of sound the dinosaur would make," he said.
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As my dad details his visit to the doctor, I picture one of the clones, clad in shiny molded body armor, trying to line up a shot right down his urethra.
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What they did: Engineers from the University of California-San Diego molded simulated Martian soil into shape and hit it with a force equivalent to a whack from a 10-lb. hammer.
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SZA's preferred songwriting device is to simulate the outpouring of emotion, the freeform venting of moods and wishes and anxieties crisscrossing and backtracking through her psyche, all molded into unified expressionistic bursts.
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On the cold station, Gallup carefully molded the pastelón de malanga, a layered terrine of taro root and guiso of chayote, pumpkin, and eggplant with romesco sauce, toasted almonds, and carrot tops.
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They represent a complex negotiation that's easy to forget when viewing the final midcentury modern products, which feel so determined in their design decisions, from firmly bent chrome to sturdy, molded plastic.
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The absolute standout were a series of brightly colored molded rubber pieces: sexy pencil skirts with matching mock neck tops done in janitorial yellow and bright blue and worn with contrasting gloves.
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But with the aplomb of a veteran molded in the crucible of postseason play, he weathered the hostile environment and shut down a team that had scored 12 runs in Game 2.
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Heading into the November election, one of San Francisco's richest inhabitants has molded himself into the face of a local initiative to tax large businesses and raise money to help the homeless.
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I've been trying out the wireless versions here at CES, and while the sound isn't fantastic, it's good enough — especially after I matched the right earbud tips with my custom-molded wings.
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Set in a modern dance company and starring Dakota Johnson, Tilda Swinton, Mia Goth, and Chloë Grace Moretz, Guadagnino's take feels like new flesh molded around old bones and lit on fire.
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Each piece was molded by the coating of 67 different layers of nickel-rich steel, so the first cut is just as sharp as the one made a century down the line.
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It probably has about 30 pieces in it, made from a couple of different media: some pieces were molded and cast, or 3D printed, and then it had working lights and sound.
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In a new investigation by New Food Economy, the outlet conducted extensive testing on the molded fiber bowls from 14 locations of 8 different New York City restaurants — including Chipotle and Sweetgreen.
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The finished product was entirely edible ... the bleeding heart was molded out of rice crispy treats and the rest of the cake was filled with chocolate and vanilla buttercream and crumbled Oreos.
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The Love Actually alum also explained in the interview that growing up in Northern Ireland in the '70s — right after the founding of the Irish Republican Army — molded his perception of violence.
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Another guest was very happy with a dazzling special of citrus-glazed salmon with yellow and red pear tomatoes and a tiny molded pyramid of pearl couscous, carrots, walnuts and dried cranberries.
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"These generals often avoided major battles with the enemy, used the militia effectively and molded their tactics to the local geography in ways that were alien to British military practices," Taaffe writes.
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During a preview of the show, the decorative arts curator Charlotte Vignon and the conservator Joseph Godla explained how Mr. Gouthière's workshop molded foliage, fruit, animals, gods and goddesses in high relief.
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For almost a century, Ireland has been Roman Catholic and, officially at least, Gaelic-speaking, but before the insurrection of 1916, a sense of national identity molded around those characteristics hardly existed.
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A half-serious proposal to keep the shirt wet and molded to its display dummy by using misters like those in grocery store produce sections was deemed "curatorially unsound," Ms. Barchas said.
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Including tiny artifacts like molded chopsticks, shoes, and the haunting "no face" mask, the artist constructs around 100 different objects for each composition, placing each item on a sheet of A2 paper.
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The overall ethos of the series was molded by Sherman-Palladino's exposure to her father's circle of Jewish stand-up comics, which included Lenny Bruce's mother (Luke Kirby portrays Bruce on "Maisel").
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The bottle features an image of a soldier mounted on a horse with glass molded in steel from the World Trade Center to remember those who lost their lives on 9/11.
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Neither he nor his father came up through the ranks of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, a right-wing Hindu ideological group that molded Mr. Modi and other top members of his party.
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The lissome, molded plywood shells of his and his wife Ray Eames's lounges, partly rooted in Ray's studies of abstraction in painting, evoke the visual space where design gives way to sculpture.
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There was an apple green cable coat crafted from molded rubber; a flouro pink slipdress encircled by acrylic swirls like Saturn's rings; and a skirt made entirely of multicolor, clacking plastic tags.
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Then, as she was preparing for her "Swan Lake" debut, she molded a new set of inserts, this time using less putty and applying it only to the undersides of her toes.
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On Tuesday evening, five telephone bidders battled over a 2008 gilt-bronze "Bureau Croco" by the French designer Claude Lalanne, which featured a top molded in the shape of a crocodile skin.
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The company uses advanced technology to turn scrap metal into skyscraper-worthy support beams, paper-thin water heater linings and delicate sheets that can be molded into Christmas ornaments and fishing lures.
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Arts experts who work in prisons cite the homegrown ingenuity of making paints from M&Ms soaked in water, brushes plucked from a straw broom, and diorama figures molded from window caulking.
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The neat bit is that as we develop this relationship between humans and machines, we can tailor machines to fit specific niches, just as natural selection has molded the morphology of species.
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Her sound, molded by the multitalented Missy Elliott and idiosyncratic producer Timbaland into something so novel that it ultimately propelled all three to superstardom, has become as important as it was unconventional.
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Here in New York, you can see her more recent experiments in contorting handmade paper into unexpected shapes molded by chicken wire, a diversion from her usual use of wax and latex.
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Add some cow's milk, a few shavings of fresh coconut, Mexican cinnamon, sugar, and a splash or three of rum or coconut liquor, and your paleta base is ready to get molded.
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Amazon might be the most ruthless competitor in the business world today, but would the company be as driven if it were not molded every day by the values of Jeff Bezos?
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He points out how smooth the edges are on the concrete beams and how carefully molded the curves are at the rectangular building's corners, like perfectly formed round-rects on a dialog box.
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Specifically, the front bumper was made from a malleable "Endura" polyurethane foam molded over a steel core, which became a GTO exclusive until 1970 (although Pontiac used it sparingly on select 1969 models).
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How scarcity is the truest enemy of accountability, for how can my people sharpen each other's work and hold each other to that sharpening if we are molded by the fear of scarcity?
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In addition to this, it must not "clear the neighborhood" around its orbit like a planet does, and must have been molded by its own gravity into a round or nearly round shape.
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But instead of a true sock-like upper (like the FlyKnit or the Adidas PrimeKnit), the HOVR's upper is made of a molded foam like the chamois of a bike short, Howe says.
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Here's the thing: For as much as America's royal family loves to show the world the molded arrangements that show up at their homes, it's near impossible to uncover specific details about them.
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Yoga classes were offered pretty much around the clock, ranging from sweaty vinyasa flow formats, to spiritual dance workshops, to couples yoga, where people molded their bodies together in search of connective energy.
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In reality these glossy, acetone smoothed parts just look better and give you a better idea what the finished product — injection-molded or milled — will look like when all is said and done.
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From a single Air Jordan covered in Swarovski crystals to a classic Nike molded into the shape of an Italian spice cake, the world is full of creative sneakerheads turning footwear into art.
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In these settings, you can closely examine the range of materials incorporated into outfits, from the vividly colored raffia that form bulbous apparel to the papier-mâché pieces molded into animal-like props.
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Talent funneled upwards from every province, from cities and from rural communities, molded every step of the way until it reached the Serie Nacional, Cuba's national league, and finally, perhaps, its national team.
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Trump can continue to campaign against crime largely in places where crime never happened much but where, having long been molded to preëxisting bigotry, the spectre of violence still occupies a fetishistic role.
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The compression-molded bottom keeps the bag rugged, and it can stand upright on its own, but we ultimately stuck with the Eagle Creek for its more durable nylon construction that's weather-resistant.
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What were once banks and factories are now restored commercial and residential buildings, an impressive patchwork of colors and styles restored right down to the molded cornices, marble pilasters and stained glass windows.
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Concentrated latex is shipped to manufacturers of articles such as gloves and condoms made by dipping formers into latex emulsions, whereas the solidified rubber is molded into articles like tires, bushings and gaskets.
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Being molded into the label's definition of who she should be wouldn't do, and although she'd test the waters on "Fantasy," it was the remix that would provide the blueprint for her legacy.
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It's almost like that first generation of women directors that were molded by the feminist movement (whether they identified as feminists or not) were met with an even more hostile environment in Hollywood.
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A traditional breakfast meat of the mid-Atlantic states, it's essentially a mush of cooked pork scraps, cornmeal, and spices that is molded into a loaf, cut into thick slabs, and pan-fried.
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The wax-figure Z is still being molded, but once it's ready, we will mock it and sell it credit cards and blame it for the decline of retail footwear or casual sex.
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Atlantic Division A 220-win team that was the top seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs last season added Kawhi Leonard and Danny Green, two players molded in the San Antonio Championship Factory.
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To understand what's going on inside the press let's peel back the beautifully molded, glossy white and orange plastic: It's immediately obvious that the Juicero Press is not your average consumer electronic product.
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Some weapon components, for example, were essentially standardized, including locally manufactured injection-molded munition fuzes, shoulder-fired rockets, mortar ammunition, modular bomb parts and plastic-bodied land mines that underwent generations of upgrades.
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"This is our season," one lifelong resident of Alabama's capital said of electing Steven Reed to lead the 200-year-old city that has been molded by its Confederate and civil rights history.
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A handful of adult companies have begun exploring ways to scan performers' bodies and store them as a digital avatars, ones that would then be capable of being molded into any conceivable position.
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In some respects, the focus on land is an attempt to return to the era of the Glen Grey Act, when an entire economy—an entire society—could be molded by redistributing land.
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Per a Facebook post from the police force in Osnabrück, Germany, officers discovered bags of orange ecstasy tablets molded in the shape of Donald Trump's head while searching a car headed for Hanover.
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Twin Oaks, inspired by B. F. Skinner's "Walden Two" (1948), was founded on a behaviorist faith that mankind could be molded by "a positive, healthy environment" and could elevate community over the individual.
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While the earliest ornaments conformed to the basic ball shape with different decorative surface treatments, by 1975, the company was beginning to branch out in the direction of molded 3D figures and shapes.
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He molded the pulp into loaf-like cakes — some resembled phalluses or turds — and displayed them in stacks and piles, the way he remembered baked goods in markets when he was a child.
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In an era of salary cap restrictions, most N.F.L. teams have treated their draft selections like prized jewels to be coveted as they molded rosters with carefully chosen picks from the amateur draft.
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Unlike Cold Fault, which Dom says "just sounds completely unfinished to me," Love What Survives centers on coming to terms with yourself, and the relationships and transitions that have molded who you are.
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Against one, Bogart's friend and artist Peggy Noland has built a giant sculpture of soda cups, molded out of chicken wire and duct tape, and soon to be fleshed out with papier-mâché.
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The Tejana pop star was already huge because of her crossover appeal, singing in both Spanish and English, but Selena molded Quintanilla into America's Chicana sweetheart, thanks in large part to Lopez's sincere performance.
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"Everyone is looking for the same thing – pastures and water," he explained over lunch, as he molded a handful of rice mixed with cooked lamb into a ball and popped it into his mouth.
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Noguchi molded similar pieces in a reception area of the Time-Life Building in New York City in 1947, and in 1930 on board the SS Argentina ocean liner along one of its stairwells.
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In Milan, he founded his own studio in 1959 and also began collaborating with Marco Zanuso on, among other designs, a cubelike portable radio for Brionvega and a molded plastic child's chair for Kartell.
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Slavery has molded institutions like capitalism, health care, culture and politics and created persistent wealth gaps between black and white Americans, said Chuck Collins, author and program director at the Institute for Policy Studies.
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Science fiction can sometimes appear like archaeology in reverse, unearthing artifacts and narratives from possible futures and rearranging these disparate elements into a continuous and unified whole that is molded into a rational world.
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In honor of the special day, Mattel launched a new Barbie collection of inspiring women, including Amelia Earhart, Katherine Johnson, and Frida Kahlo, each molded in that body-positive style Mattel is known for.
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Not just a lack of laces, but enhanced lockdown — a fit that borders on custom-molded, preventing a player's foot from moving around inside a shoe even in extreme cut or stop-short situations.
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The spread Mollen had prepared included sautéed sesame salmon, white rice molded into the shape of hearts, avocado, yellow peppers, dark chocolate, plant protein bites, a mini salad with goat cheese and organic strawberries.
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That means occupants of the Avista could push and pull navigation, music and video around on molded screens carefully laid into the dash that also reflect the fluidity of the rest of the design.
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Yet, my assumption of this relationship between Kang's work and Western modern art theories reveals my own biases, molded by the Eurocentric ideas and histories espoused in our schools, museums, and culture at large.
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Thanks partly to the oil price shock he engineered against the Western powers whose puppet he allegedly was, he molded Iran into a regional economic and military power on track towards Western living standards.
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Of the roughly 600 pounds of meth pops confiscated by police, many of them were molded into a variety of kid-friendly colors and shapes, including butterflies, flowers, Yoda's head, and the Batman logo.
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Yes, the game is constantly growing, and there's a ton of stuff to do at all times, but that's because players have gradually molded the game into something they want to play more of.
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They turned to ceramic extrusion (very simply put: pushing clay through a molded tube) for their Beaded Vessels, and also devied a wooden cabinet with a single door that flips from side to side.
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I got off the phone with my mother and sat down in the palm of a molded plastic hand-shaped chair that Nora had found in somebody's garbage and said well, then, she's gone.
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With a distinctive, chunky look that incorporates durable materials like nylon straps and neoprene panels, the brand's shoes notably feature custom-molded Vibram footbeds and soles, making them as functional as they are stylish.
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